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• In May 1854, the judges of the Interior Court purchased 100 acres of land in what is now Hartwell and laid the property off into streets, squares, and lots. Officially incorporated as a city by the Georgia legislature on February 26th, 185, Hart is the county seat of Hart County. The city was named for Nancy Hart, a local heroine of the Revolutionary War who served as a spy and captured a group of Tories who threatened her home.

• Tour Map

• 1. Teasley-Holland House
  

• 2. Thomas William Teasley House
  

• 3. Kidd-Bailey House
  

• 4. Isham Hailey House
  

• 5. Ira "Doc" Adams House
  

• 6. Hartwell First United Methodist Churct
  

• 7. The Corner
  

• 8. Hartwell Train Depot
  

• 9. Depot St
  

• 10. Hart County Community Theatre
  

• 11. Cleveland Ford Dealership and Service
  

• 12. Hailey's Corner
  

• 13. Howell St
  

• 14. Hartwell First Presbyterian Church
  

• 15. The Skelton House
  

• 16. McCurry-Hodges House
  

• 17. Hartwell Elementery School
  

• 18. W. L. "Willie" Brown House
  

• 19. Gus Skelton House
  

• 20. Inman Alford House
  

• 21. Womens Club House
  

• 22. John B. Benson House
  

• 23. Gordan Law Firm
  

• 24. Bowers Flooring
  

• 25. Carter Law Office
  

• 26. Hang it Up Gallery and Studios
  

• 27. Your Hart's Desire
  

• 28. Restoration House
  

• 29. Old Coca-Cola Bottling
  

• 30. Old Police Station
  

• 31. Shoppe on the Square
  

• 32. U.S. Post Office